Dear Parents & Educators Elopement is a very dangerous topic that needs to be discussed when your child is assigned to a classroom, daycare, stays with a sitter, or anywhere you are not going to be with them. Please, if your child is a "RUNNER," come up with a safety plan for your exit doors, playground, and anywhere our children with autism and other exceptional needs could be at risk! Their lives depend on it. Chasing them often increases the danger the child and adults fin

Understanding Autism Regression Autism regression refers to a situation where a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) loses previously acquired skills or abilities. This can occur in various areas, including language, social interactions, and self-care skills. Regression can be distressing for both the child and their family, as it may seem like a loss of progress. Signs of Autism Regression The signs of regression can vary from child to child, but some common indicator

In a world increasingly driven by technology and digital communication, the art of writing and speaking remains a powerful tool for building community. Whether you are a seasoned writer, a budding speaker, or someone who simply wants to connect with others, the ability to express thoughts and ideas clearly can foster relationships and create a sense of belonging. This blog post explores how writing and speaking can be used to build community, offering practical tips and examp